Authenticate to GHL using your API key and OAuth credentials with scope payments/coupons.readonly to access coupon and product endpoints.
In Zapier, connect the APPNAME to GHL by entering client credentials or using OAuth. The connection stores tokens securely and scopes requests to payments and products.
Endpoints covered in this integration: – GET /payments/coupon – GET /payments/coupon/list – POST /payments/coupon – PUT /payments/coupon – DELETE /payments/coupon – GET /products/ – GET /products/:productId – POST /products/ – PUT /products/:productId – DELETE /products/:productId Notes: Additional endpoints may be used as needed for future enhancements.
Trigger on coupon creation or updates in GHL to kick off marketing, invoicing, or discount workflows.
Actions include creating or updating coupons, applying discounts, or syncing coupon status.
Paths used: GET /payments/coupon, GET /payments/coupon/list, POST /payments/coupon
coupon_id, code, value, expires_at
Trigger when a product is added or updated in GHL to sync with commerce apps.
Actions: create, update, or delete products; retrieve product lists.
Endpoints used: GET /products/, GET /products/:productId, POST /products/
product_id, name, price, stock, category
Trigger when coupon or product changes that should trigger downstream orders.
Combined endpoints: GET /payments/coupon and GET /products/ (plus related write endpoints as needed).
coupon_id, product_id, bundle_id
Automate payments, coupons, and product updates without writing code.
Speed up workflows and reduce manual data entry across systems.
Keep data in sync between forms, payments, coupons, and the product catalog with real-time updates.
Key elements include endpoints, authentication, triggers, actions, and data fields. Understanding these helps design robust no-code automations.
A specific URL and method pair in the API that performs a defined operation, such as retrieving coupons with GET.
The process of proving identity to access protected resources, often via API keys or OAuth tokens.
A standard for authorizing access to resources without sharing passwords; uses access and refresh tokens.
A secret token issued to the client to authenticate API requests.
When a form is submitted in 123FormBuilder, automatically generate a coupon code in GHL and apply it to a related product.
Notify your team in Slack or email when product stock levels change.
Trigger personalized follow-up messages when an order is placed via 123FormBuilder and tracked in GHL.
Collect your GHL API key and confirm the required scope (payments/coupons.readonly).
In Zapier, create a new connection using OAuth or API key for APPNAME and authorize access to the GHL endpoints.
Select endpoints (products and coupons) to test end-to-end automation and confirm data sync.
The GHL API provides programmatic access to your GHL data, including products, categories, and payments. You can use it to automate common tasks and integrate with external apps. This page focuses on the Products & Store API and how to connect it with the Zapier App Connector for no-code automation. Leverage the available endpoints to fetch product lists, manage coupons, and sync product data with other systems to streamline order workflows.
Authentication is required to access GHL resources. Use your API key or OAuth credentials, and ensure your token has the correct scope (payments/coupons.readonly) for read operations and additional scopes for writes. In the APPNAME connector, securely store credentials and rotate tokens as recommended, following best practices for secret management.
Endpoints include coupon and product operations such as GET /payments/coupon, POST /payments/coupon, GET /products/, POST /products/, and related update/delete calls. This page outlines recommended endpoints for common workflows and how to combine them in no-code automations. Not all endpoints are required for every page; use only what your workflow needs.
Yes. You can update products via endpoints like PUT /products/:productId and POST /products/. Be mindful of data validation rules (names, prices, stock) and ensure you sync changes across connected systems to avoid conflicts. Test updates in a staging environment before applying changes to production.
No traditional coding is required to use the Zapier App Connector with GHL. The no-code setup lets you map triggers and actions to endpoints, configure authentication, and test workflows directly in Zapier. Advanced users can extend automations with multi-step workflows and conditional logic within Zapier.
Webhooks are supported in many GHL workflows, enabling real-time notifications to Zapier or other systems when data changes occur. Configure the webhook in GHL and consume it in your Zapier workflow to trigger actions automatically. For polling-based needs, you can also use periodic fetches from endpoints like /products/ or /payments/coupon.
To test your connection, create a simple Zap that authenticates to GHL, retrieves a small set of data (like /products/), and logs the response. Verify that triggers fire correctly and that data flows between GHL and your app as expected. Iterate on authentication scopes and endpoint selections until the test returns the expected results.
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